RUN DMC - Walk This Way (Video) ft. Aerosmith (REACTION!!!)
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I love the symbolism of the wall between “rock and rap” and how Steven Tyler “broke through” into the rap side. Love it
Should I be embarrassed since I'll be 40 in a few months and this never occured to me? Because I feel kind of embarrassed.
In walk this way Steven Tyler is basically rap singing
@@livefreeprintguns No.....because I am 46 and same thing!
And Kid Rock appears.
This collaboration revived Aerosmiths career,and introduced middle america to rap.this is one reason the 80's was so good. People were listening to everything by everyone.👍👍👍
Yep and it almost never got finished. Aerosmith had the music, but no lyrics. All the other songs on the album were finished. So they took a walk around NYC trying to find some inspiration. Ended up going into a movie theater playing "young frankenstein". After watching the movie the head back to the studio. The engineer starts goofing around and does the "walk this way" line from the movie. After goofing around for a bit Steven Tyler says he has it. Runs off and writes the lyrics. The rest is history, but imagine if they hadn't walked into that theater.
Yep
Yep. I got introduced to heavy metal (Metallica) and gangsta rap (N.W.A.) all around the same time. The 80s gave Gen X some wide and varried musical tastes.
I never liked this version, but that is only my opinion.
@Michael Mathers Because that was when MTV played music.
This blew everyone’s minds when it first came out. Took the world by storm.
Run DMC didn’t want to do the project originally. Thank God for the genius of Rick Rubin.
lol, Aerosmith & Steven Tyler didn't want to do it either
John Day Why?
Why?
@@Solaaaaa I saw an interview/documentary a couple years ago. It's been so long I don't remember the fine details but there was some resistance on Tyler's end. You can probably find it if you look for it.
Bro, I don't think people even understand what Rick Rubin did for music, just on another level.
Everyone else: Old town road is the most ambitious music crossover
Aerosmith and RUN DMC: hold my beer
Only thing that topped this was the Michael Jackson & Freddie Mercury & Mick Jagger Crossover: State Of Shock
@@seasickviking OMG I forgot all about that!!!! THAT WAS EPICCCCC.
See also: Bring the Noise with Anthrax and Public Enemy.
Nah jay z and linkin park take the win with collision course
Collision course: "That's cute"
And this, friends, is why Run DMC is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
No shit, are they really? That's awesome
@@diegoesaa8289 eminem was the one that inducted them to it, that was epic
@@diegoesaa8289 yepp even slim shady paid his respects to the kings of rock saying with out run dmc he wouldent exsist
One of the earliest rock/rap collaborations,catapulting Run Dmc into superstars and dragging Aerosmith’s career out of the ashes.
1986 was a great time for music!
Aerosmith's career might have been stagnant at the time, but they were NEVER in ashes...
Hell yeah
Yep, there for awhile they were opening for Heart
sunsungoaway to be fair, Heart is awesome
I agree, Run DMC revived their career
there is something amazing about two groups or music that have no business being played together then having it rock that hard.
I studied music at a school where there were a bunch of headbangers and a bunch of bluegrass pluckers. . . . And we'd end up at the same parties. The jam sessions were epic. Neither group knew WTF the other group was doing, but we had a great time.
no business being played together? how so?
Yeah it's called butchering the song that I loved and grew up with
I disagree. MANY modern generes wouldn't exist without rock and roll having set the stage...and may I add that rock and roll was founded by a black man...
💯 it’s a beautiful thing mixing things up!!!!
Joe Perry is one of the most underappreciated guitarists of all time. He rarely gets mentioned in conversations about great guitarists and it's a shame kuz he kills it.
He's great but in my opinion Whitford is better
Your guy Joe Perry is underrated and my guy Allen Collins is as well...
I don't know why but watching someone else react to music is so much more entertaining than just listening to it by myself. Anyone else feel like that?
Front flip supremacy.
Depends on your age. Some of us know the music like the back of our hands, and to this guy it's apparently new. So, that's a curiosity to see his reaction. But at the same time, it's regretful that new listeners to Walk This Way, don't have all of the cultural landscape to connect the points to. Once while reading the lyrics of this song, in Run DMC's version. I noticed that some words were changed, no doubt the old words were too politically incorrect.
I grew up during the 70s and watching Shaq react to the classic rock just makes me smile. I've tried out other reaction tubers but they dont entertain me at all.
That's why I subscribed to about 10 reaction channels lol
Im 52 and I totally agree
Remember when Run DMC, Aerosmith and Kid Rock all performed this song at the 1999 MTV awards? That shIt was EPIC!
yes! that was epic!
I seen them in concert together. It was awesome
It's was great except for the Kid Rock parts.
czcams.com/video/VoUkeNiTR0c/video.html I was thinking the same thing about that performance
This was an epic moment in music history. Everyone loved this collaboration no matter what your favorite type of music was. I was a fan of rap and rock, so it was nice to see it blended like this.
I felt you way too hard on being a fan of rock and rap. My first cassette was a mix of rap singles, with the first song being Basketball by Kurtis Blow. In kindergarten there was a lady named Tiffany who was the defintion of 80's... she wore a jean jacket, had the bangs parted in the middle, smoked marlboro reds, and also played Bon Jovi for me and my friend Danny on the playground. Growing up it was a weird time, especially in high school when I had music by punk bands, hardcore bands, rock bands, metal bands, rap groups on top of being raised on a healthy diet of Motown and the Oldies. Confusing times for sure but I'm glad music has collectively matured to look past all the BS genres and labels. Now when people ask me "what type of music" I listen to, I reply with: anything that has heart, soul and balls.
@@livefreeprintguns Funny...I just saw Tiffany and Debbie Gibson live in 2019! I was in junior high at the height of their popularity.
@@tazmom0 Hahah awesome... I was more of a Bananarama and Bangles 80's kid. 😜
@@livefreeprintguns I like them too. I like pretty much any kind of music.
I remember this momentous moment in real time also. It was so wonderful and of course some people complained. But it was a beautiful bridge between music style and it was awesome.
This was huge when it came
Out. There was a weird rock, rap grudge. This brought everyone together 🔥
I literally lived it through my entire childhood. I listened to Bon Jovi, Naughty By Nature, Guns N' Roses, Public Enemy, Metallica, N.W.A., Pantera... all while ingesting heroic doses of Oldies and Motown that my mom loved to listen to when I was growing up. I'm glad we all became more accepting of what made us different versus what kept us apart... at least musically. Other parts of our culture unfortunately still have a ways to go before it catches up.
I watched this on MTV when I was in Highschool. That was back when MTV actually showed music videos. I graduated in 1987.
Class of 89 here :D
Barbara Matthews I miss music videos like that.
Class of ‘91 here. I’m not too far behind y’all
Graduated in 90. I recall watching the 20 video countdown each week in middle school.
‘88 here! MTV was actually about the music then. One thing I truly miss. One of my favorite things to do was watch it. Those were the days.
Love your reactions and that's one of my favorite videos. It exposed RUN-DMC to a larger audience and relaunched Aerosmith's career.
Glad there's someone else out there who tells it as it is. I see it more as RUN DMC made Aerosmith reach a bigger audience though. Either way, both got more exposure.
Lol from Spain😘
Truth, aerosmith was good as dead before this
@Mike Forti They were back together and the tour was successful but Done with Mirrors was not. This definitely raised their profile.
It raised everyone’s profile, Aerosmith needed it after what they had gone through, and it introduced hip hop to a mainstream audience, effectively it helped bring down the barriers between black and white music which as you can see they were trying to do in the video, pretty cool, still probably one of the best crossovers and music videos of all time
@Mike Forti Thanks for clearing that up for me.
However, as I was brought up in London, England, it was the other way round there...and it was thanks to this video that Aerosmith was taken notice of...again.
I guess it comes down to it depending on which side of the 'pond' you lived in😕
I remember this... this was a watershed moment where 2 cultures (rap and heavy metal) met across the fence and had a party.
It was truly a "wall breaking moment" for all of us back then
fun fact... walk this way was originally a hit in 1975, and credit to RunDMC as this resurrected this song and introduced Aerosmith to a whole new generation and cross-culture
"Heavy metal"???
Let's not get carried away.
This rendition really is fantastic of how 70's artists and 80's artists collide yet both generations of artist coming together. Music knows no bounds no age. I always loved this mash up.
i remember when this video came out in 1986 on mtv.. everyone was like omg! rock and hip hop mashup!!! It's never happened before! Of course other hip hop artists did collabs but never rock and hip hop. i just remember watching for the first time and my jaw dropping like woaaaah. Still the best collab ever. Second best Jay-z and Linkin Park.
Second that
I remember people saying Aerosmith & Run DMC ??? WTF ???...This turned out well though !
When rap was...well...Rap...and not all gangsterized!
This collab changed the course of music history! I often wondered if we'd've had the Beastie Boys, Rage Against the Machine or Linkin Park if not for this song.
Second Best is Public Enemy feat. Anthrax
This was ridiculously huge when it came out...the "Bring the Noise" Anthrax/Public Enemy collab rips too.
He should listen to "Bring The Noise" and both versions of "I'm The Man".
I gotta stan for two of my favorite artists growing up by going with this. Believe me, I had Run DMC, LL Cool J, Fat Boys, even some Kurtis Blow. But nothing really quite hit like the first time I heard Public Enemy.
@@livefreeprintguns yup...legends all. Music needs a band or artist to "knock the walls down" as most of those did. Music has become pretty damn bland...to me anyway. It's past time that it needs to be "shook" up real good. We fans sure could use something that does that very thing.
@@drew65sep I have high hopes for EZ Mil. He is a filipino rapper that's been making some waves. He writes his own songs and makes his own beats but he has roots in rock/metal (his dad was in a band called Rockstar out of the Philippines, super 80's rock ballad style) and in one of his videos he was wearing a Deicide t-shirt so yah he has my attention I'mma keep watch on him.
@@livefreeprintguns I didn't mean to sound like ALL current music is crap...there's talent out there. It's just not being allowed to foster. Instead, they're shown the door in lieu of the next recording industry formula "flavor of the week."
This is when music was EPIC!!! I am sooooo glad that I grew up in the 80"s!
Amen to that!!
80’s ok, but late 60’s and 70’s were my era. Better music. Lol
@@Fly_Navy everyone loves there era
Me, too!
Walk This Way and Bring Tha Noize was so important in that they brought together 2 social groups and finally gave us mutual respect for one another. Never underestimate the power of music!
OMG! You really must check out Anthrax and Public Enemy! "BRING THE NOISE" 🔥🔥🔥🔥
yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!
third ... ed or whatever.
Definitely an all time great for the genre crossing
Yes!
Was going to say that.
"Bring the noise" by Public Enemy and Anthrax is a song you need to react to.
miller kingdom I’ve been requesting that forever!
Greatest rap and metal collaboration ever.
Exactly what I was going to say!
Great track 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes, I know I've suggested that before. Then after that one he can watch Anthrax's lighter rap "I'm the Man".
I can still remember the first time I watched this on MTV with my brother! We couldn't believe it.
I’m the same. When people ask what kind of music I like, I say “I like all music.”
When people ask me "what type of music" I listen to, I reply with: anything that has heart, soul and balls.
You like horrorcore?
Lmao
@@unknowngaming1884 who doesn't like bad luck 13?
Your face was priceless when Steven broke through and started singing.
👎 👎 👎 👎
Rap and rock go together like Whiskey and Coke.🤘🏼 prove me wrong
Holden shipp can’t prove you wrong at all I’m In a band that covers both those styles. Now I want whiskey and coke haha 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🥃
Holden shipp both made by black people 🙌🏾
When done well, I agree...but when done poorly, it's a disaster....less whiskey and coke and more Zima and New Coke....
@@michaelbaldwin8484 LOL New Coke. If you ever watched "Dexter's Lab".. Coke Classic is like Dexter.. New Coke is like his little sister DeeDee. That's all I can say :P hehe
What u mean like line of coke and wash the drip down with a double shot of crown kinda party
I remember that came out when my husband and I were kids. That was such a mind blowing experience to hear that for the first time. And it's still a great song, to this day.
If this video and the NIN/Johnny Cash versions of 'Hurt' taught us one thing, it's that good music spans genres.
If you lived the 80’s then every one knew Run DMC.. this was epic
The 80’s was whose house?
Run's house
Sure but whites largely rejected rap, projects like this really did move rap into to the mainstream with young white kids toward just a few years later there were rap artist on the pop charts.
@@ineffable1129 as I grew up in the 80’s I call this rap versus some of the stuff they try to claim is rap now
Do No Sleep Till Brooklyn-Beastie Boys. Kerry King, guitarist from Slayer, does the guitar solo
Damn. All these years, I had no idea that Kerry did the guitar solo.
@@Danimal77 yup. He played in "Fight for your right to party" also. He's even in the video
No Sleep til Cleveland by Prophets of Rage...
Back when the "M" stood for music
Didn't know that.... awesome
They did this song before mixing genres was cool. Made me fall in love with both bands!
This was history in the making. What a great track...it made Run DMC legendary and it revitalized the career of Aerosmith!! Steven Tyler's dance moves are unique and all his, no one else was doing that! LOL!!
Reaction Anthrax / Public Enemy
Bring the noise 🔥🔥🔥
Or Prophets of Rage
What about Biohazard & Onyx?
Omg! Yes!!!!
Or Anthrax - Armed and Dangerous
Another great
Anthrax and Public Enemy - Bring the Noise!
Yes best rap rock collab alongside thisin here
Staind covered that song too haha
legend
"Hear tha drumah get wic..ked!"
Imagine being alive when that came out fresh. It WAS ... EPIC :)
The Run DMC album with this and You Be Illin’ was one of the first cassettes I ever owned as a kid. I wore it out!
I wasn't an Aerosmith or Run DMC fan when this was released - It was brilliant then as it is now.
Same here.
ya'll be talking about music breaking down walls between people - man this was the epitome.
kickstar1 Music is the glue that always holds us together and doesn’t discriminate! #OneLove
@@davidgreen46 Agreed, music crosses all divides.
Bone thugs n phil Collins
Pretty sure this was the first mainstream song to break the boundary between hip hop and rock as well. Historic
and before Run DMC, it was Michael Jackson and Prince during the early "disco sucks" 80s.
Shaq was so caught up in the track he forgot to break the barz down 😂🤣🤣🤣
Kemet 1976 he hardly goes through the bars anymore unfortunately. Was my favorite part of this channel. Now it’s just reactions and jokes like other channels.
#morebarsbreakdown
CGBalla1014 true sold out
I’ve always loved BOTH!!! I think they both benefited from this... That’s why I had to laugh when I saw the Documentary on this and that RUN didn’t want to do it but big brother made them!!! So thank you Big Brother Rus!!!!
One of the best collaborations between any two bands anywhere ever
One of my all time favorite.
If you liked this one try Anthrax - bing the noise.
Steven Tyler said breaking the wall was his way of bringing the 2 brands of music together
Yeah. He wasn’t sure how it would turn out, but he liked doing the video with them. They all did. (I’m thinking maybe all of Aerosmith even learnt how to rap while they were at it. Lol)
Steven Tyler is probably a woman.
@@eileentsiapanos5430 Aerosmith released Walk This Way in 1975, the song structure is what attracted Run-DMC because it was similar to the hip-hop structure of the early-mid 80's.
Eileen Tsiapanos they actually credit walk this way and sweet emotion as some of the first raps songs in rock music
It was breaking down the wall between Black and White!
The symbolism at 3:09 is obvious, but still meaningful. Breaking down those walls between us
NoLifeShaq, because if you ain’t seen him you ain’t got no life.
Love this dude!
you need to react to Anthrax and Public Enemy "Bring the noise" ASAP!!
Could not agree more!
Yessss!!!!!
Please my guy!!!!! 🤘
1000x YES!!
Yep, I was just about to say the same thing
I think Steven Tyler shouted you out on instagram story a few days ago
Nice. Hope he saw it.
This is one of THE most iconic songs in music period
Perhaps the best Collab EVER ‼️💯
walk this way 🌹🌹🌹
Steven Tyler .. The worlds oldest living teenager …
Well... Him and Mick Jagger. Lol
Don't forget Angus. He's still in school ;)
HellenKillerProject goals!
"I'm not 70. I'm 18 with 52 years experience"
In their minds..lmao.
Oh yasss!! I've been waiting on you to do this video!! ❤️❤️
We got to get him to Van Halen ERUPTION ♡♡♡
Yeap! At least since I've seen Coach react to "Dream on".
Ikr?!
❤️❤️ Absolutely loved your reaction ....80’s were the bomb!!
You have no idea how important this collaboration was in the expansion of rap into mainstream culture.
I remember when the original came out by Aerosmith and the cover by Run/DMC that's how old I am
John Scott hahaha
John Scott lol yeah me too!
Me too 😊
Such are the are benefits to getting older!
ok boomer
Get this man 1 million subscribers. He's worthy if it, lets get him there.
Without a doubt I don't like reaction channels because they only do one kind of music but he does all genres
Absolutely!
hello there Yes he is 💜💜💜
Hell yeah
Y'all brown noses
Aerosmith was having it rough Run DMC revived their career with this collaboration...RIP JMJ
One of the best collaborations of ALL time...
You have no idea how epic this was when it was new. The story goes that Run DMC had no idea who Aerosmith was. When they arrived at the studio they saw Steven Tyler and the members of Aerosmith and said, "Aww shit! It's the Rolling Stones"!
Neither band knew wtf to do with each other. I saw some behind the scenes and it was really funny
@@noth1ng5id I think I saw the same thing! I also remember them saying that Steven busting through the wall was symbolic to breaking down the barriers that had separated the cultures. I knew who both groups were but was in complete disbelief when this collaboration was announced! It was and still is amazing!
I was like 6 or something. This was my intro to rap at all lol
You need to do Run DMC's "Rock Box" or "Tricky" or maybe Beastie Boys "No Sleep 'til Brooklyn"
I use to listen to ALL those!!
Tricky
Rock Box!!
All of these and more Beastie Boys please!
Man, Tricky was my favourite hip hop song as a kid... until Jump Around supplanted it.
Can't believe at 26 this is the first time. This is classic and timeless. Glad you enjoyed it.
Walk this way was originally an Aerosmith track, I was 16 when it was re-released as the collaboration with the Run Boys!
I still have it on 7’ single vinyl! 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Best reactions. At a time when people are depressed or angry about being devided as a nation, well this makes us s little better... Thanks man
Eagles Hotel California deep lyrics and great guitar solo.
The Who Pinball Wizard and Won't get fooled again.
Don Henley the goat
Don’t forget Baba O’Riley when talking about The Who!
@@onelove101unity or Who Are You
Pinball Wizard is my favorite song!
YYYESSSS!!!! please!!
There’s nothing else in the world that can bring people together like music! No matter the age, sex, race or region you live in the world music can bridge all gaps and bring people together.
Music can also become a time machine. You hear a song from your youth and there you are; a kid again.
There are songs that brought us through tough times and songs that we played in celebration that if we play right now will take us right back to that time and that feeling we had when we heard it.
I really enjoy watching you young folks hear the music we grew up on for the first time. You have the same reactions we had when these songs were first released on the radio.
Keep on listening my friend there’s much, much more out there!
New subscriber!
Don't feel bad. I'm A HUGE AEROSMITH FAN!!! And I'm old enough to be Your mother!! And you're not alone, This was My First Aerosmith Song back in the 80's!! Hell, I thought Run DMC introduced Aerosmith!! I love it!!! Check out alot more Aerosmith. You'll love it all!!!
This was so important where both genres came together and showed merits of both styles. Run DMC was already using rock riffs before this. It was a natural progression for me as a kid.
Bless up to Rick Rubin who was a true visionary doing his thing from behind the scenes. I don't think people fully understand the impact he had on our music and culture.
I stumbled on to this channel and I love this this guy. He’s a trip, I’m hooked. Haha
I think anyone that finds Shaq becomes a fixture here. If not they should lol. Shaq's reactions are epic. They are completely honest and warm. Not like some i have watched. Amazing channel Shaq we love you. We just need some Guns N Roses lol. Knocking on Heavens Door live in Tokoyo 1992. Please and thank you with a cherry on top lol.
I'm in my mid 60s and love his reactions. I sheepishly told my 30ish daughter to check out his reactions to Free Bird, Thunderstruck, Queen, SRV. She saw those and has watched several more since then
@@Xcris_crosX oh you cant stop at 1 or 2
Exactly the same with me bro! :) Just bumped into his Simple Man reaction accidently some days ago, and im hooked as well LOL
in my 44, kickin it eastern europe, and i find this dude major fun, so refreshing (sometimes bit difficult to understand though)
Welcome. It's my crack!
This was one of the first cross overs of Rap and Rock. I remember when this came out. It was, and still is, an epic moment in music history.
I remember very well when this was released. Played it from the record quite a lot and LOUD. Still one of the top 50 tunes of all time.
I am so glad you watched this video. This is Classic right here.
For sure !
Shaq needs to do more Aerosmith love watching him react to Steven Tyler’s amazing voice and joe Perry’s great guitar skills
Train Kept a Rollin
We got to get him to Van Halen ERUPTION ♡♡♡
November rain!!!
When Hip Hop went world wide. Greatest moment in history of music. 🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖🖖✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Hey Shaq! I'm just finding this video ... This came out in 1986, so I was either 11 or 12, depending on which half of the year it was released. lol EVERYONE loved this song and video. It brought soooooo many people together! Run DMC was the height of cool, and Aerosmith, although they were considered old at the time, brought them to a whole new generation of rock fans. This song encapsulated the mid-'80s so well. I still think it's one of the best cover songs ever made.
I'm a new subscriber, a grandma, and I love your channel Shaq! Your reactions to all of this great music are priceless! Thanks for bringing my era back!
THAT DUNDLER MIFFLIN SHIRT THO
Charlie Valens I was just gonna say, are we just going to ignore the fact Shaq has a Dunder Mifflin Paper Company shirt on? Legendary.
Shaq does it again,lol! It was the first ever of a rap and rock hybrid in mainstream music.This song is like the "Father" of future nu metal bands like Linkin Park,Papa Roach. The wall in this video is symbolic of breaking down "walls" between different genres and people.
There at an Aerosmith concert but "RUN-DMC" drops in the background, all lit up. This collab caught the music world off guard.
Yo Shaq !!! Aerosmith is legendary !!! Thanks for all you do, dats tuff !!!
Prayers for your Grandad !!! Keep on being you !!!
No Life Shaq... Needs access to our ORIGINAL MTV.... I WANT MY MTV... !!!!
I watched the day it launched!!! I was ten but I remember!!!
Exactly Cobb Knobbler, one of lifes music history.. United together both rock and r&b, black and white.. beautiful.. Thank you fpr this reaction video your reaction was priceless exactly what I expected once it was in your ear..
I remember when this song first came out. EVERYBODY loved it. Seeing headbangers and hip-hop fans rocking together was awesome. It started something new and amazing in the world of music.
Hands down BEST MTV VMA performance EVER!!! 9/9/99 Kid Rock/Aerosmith/Run DMC!
Friiiick!!! I remember when this video debuted on MTV. Revolutionary music partnership 💖
Oh my god, I remember watching this for the first time on MTV when it actually was just a video channel and being completely lost to find the video again. No internet but watching countless hours of MTV just to see it again. LOL Completely shook and changed my life in music forever.
This video was released in 1986. This is the America I thought we were getting growing up in the 80's... sharing and celebrating what every person and every culture brings with them. I still have hope, we just need to start embracing people instead of figuring out new ways and inventing new terms that only serve to keep us seperated. We're better than this. We can do better. My brothers and sisters: United We Stand, Divided We Fall.
Yeah Coach! Bring the noise by Public Enemy and Anthrax. Solid heavy metal / rap crossover.
MY DUDE HAS A DUNDER MIFFLIN SHIRT ON!!! Love this channel bro💪😎
This song brought people and culture together through music. It's like that Sienfeield episode with the black and white cookie. "Peace".
I love the symbolism of Steven Tyler breaking the wall with his mic stand. Shows that they broke the wall between rock and rap.
Check out the original "Walk this way" studio by Aerosmith Shaq
You’re wearing a Royals hat and a Dunder Mifflin shirt....you sir are my new FAVORITE!!!!🙌🏼🙌🏼 #RoyalsNation
This is exactly why I came down to the comments
This was a great Aerosmith song. Run DMC brought it back to life and made it popular all over again. Loved this reaction. Plus I haven't seem that video in years. Brought back some good memories.
Epic. Love the symbolism of breaking walls down. Such an amazing collaboration.
Yeah, you gotta do Anthrax/Public Enemy Bring the Noise now :)
NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rap game by D12. 50 on the chorus.
I wish I could like this 1,000 times. One of my favorite tracks from that era. I just asked Coach to react to “Rap Game” or “Love Me” off that soundtrack.
Idk why this is top comment song is straight fire
I think this was one of the eye-opening moments in music history (not to go into the Beastie Boys) that sort of opened us up to the fact that rock and rap are not too far removed from one another. This gave rise to great rap-rock and nu-metal bands such as P.O.D., Rage Against The Machine, Anthrax and countless others.... even the Black-Eyed Peas (although the mainstream always focused more on their more pop style stuff), but "Anxiety's" dark melodies, rock driven beat and guitar was certainly a creative style of theirs that got so overlooked.
The crazy thing was that Steven Tyler was almost 40 when they did this song, and he was doing front flips and shit haha.
He was doing them in the moving on tour swinging from the trapeze, so he was late 50s or early 60s
Still puts on one of the best live shows. Some bands just sound blah live
I'll be 40 in a few months and didn't realize how badly my life took a turn before reading this. 🤣😜
RUN DMC actually got inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame for this.
Not true. Did you forget " Rock Box" or "King Of Rock"?
The Flash...They were inducted because they're legends, the 1st Hip-Hop group to have albums go platinum/multi-platinum, the 1st Hip-Hop video on Mtv with 'Rock Box' and a slew of other 1st accomplishments for a Hip-Hop group. You don't get inducted into the RRHF for one track.
There should be a rap hall so rappers and popstars aren't looked upon as rockstars I think
@@lukelynch8328 I agree! "Foreigner" still hasn't been inducted...and it took forever for "Journey" to be inducted. It's crazy!
Dude you got the BEST facial expressions ever!!!! love it!
Saw it live almost 30 years ago, like it was yesterday..
Thanks for the flash back young blood, made me day....
This video never gets old! Love it!